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Hong KongMy favourite impromptu by Schubert, catching your attention by a professional performance of Mr, Choi. One stage recording gives a certain atmosphere of reality.
Obviously fabulous music, beautifully played and a gorgeous recording.
This is a charming piece performed well by a talented pianist. The Pure DSD sound is excellent. On a good system, Choi is in the room with you. Strongly recommended!
Vero food performance band excellent recording
Description:
by Jonathan Horwich to a custom Sony APR 5003 two-track tape
recorder at 1 Sips IEC. Microphones were two Sanken omnidirectional,
CO-100Ks placed 6 feet in front of the Steinway 7 foot concert grand.
Microphone preamp by Millennia (8 channel).
1. Impromptu Op. 90 No. 1 9:42
2. Impromptu Op. 90 No. 2 4:52
3. Impromptu Op. 90 No. 3 5:57
4. Impromptu Op. 90 No. 4 7:47
Canadian pianist Winston Choi is one of today’s most dynamic young concert artists. Choi, who maintains an active international performing schedule, launched his professional career when he was named Laureate of the 2003 Honens Piano Competition and winner of France’s Concours International de Piano 20e siecle d/Orleans in 2002. In this performance for IPI, Mr. Choi performs all four impromptus of Opus 90 straight through with no editing whatsoever. What you hear is exactly what took place at the recording event with no breaks, and no electronic wizardry. The natural recording was captured with just two superb Sanken C-100K microphones directly onto a two-track Sony APR 5003 tape recorder. Because of the simplicity of the recording chain, the sound is magical, capturing both the nuance and power of the performance. A must-have for those that love classical music and superb sonics.
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